Polygon Labs unveils ‘Open Money Stack’ to power borderless stablecoin payments. The system will bring together various elements of the payment stack, including liquidity, orchestration, and regulatory controls.

Polygon Labs has unveiled the Open Money Stack, a modular payments infrastructure aimed at making stablecoin transfers feel more like a normal internet service than a crypto workflow. According to Polygon’s own announcement, the stack is intended to combine blockchain rails with wallet infrastructure, on- and off-ramps, orchestration, stablecoin interoperability, compliance, and onchain identity so money can move quickly and reliably across borders and stay usable onchain. The broader context is Polygon’s shift toward payments infrastructure rather than only blockchain scaling. Polygon says the Open Money Stack is designed to plug into existing fintech and banking systems, support consumers, businesses, and AI agents, and provide enterprise-ready settlement that works in seconds instead of days. That matters because stablecoin adoption has been constrained less by token issuance than by fragmented infrastructure, compliance complexity, and poor user experience; Polygon is positioning this stack as a way to abstract those frictions and make stablecoin payments more practical for mainstream and institutional use.

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